Former Atomic 212 CEO Jason Dooris admits to using fake names to post anti-agency comments on Mumbrella

Steve Jones

December 8, 2020 10:02

Former CEO of Atomic 212 Jason Dooris has admitted to hiding behind a host of fake names to post multiple critical and cryptic comments on Mumbrella stories, most directed at his former agency.

Dooris, pictured in 2016

Several of the comments even purported to have been submitted by senior executives working in the industry.

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Atomic 212 Atomic 212 legal battle Barry O'Brien Ian Czencz James Dixon Jason Dooris Lamplugh McIntosh

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Former Atomic 212 CEO Jason Dooris admits to using fake names to post anti-agency comments on Mumbrella

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